Waikiki Malia

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Old looking room, but did the job. Nice view.

Our room had issues: A bathroom door stop that was dangling and then ultimately broke. Toilet seat would not stay up right. Toilet bowl water level was a bit high. Shower leaked at the faucet and at the handle. AC worked so so, not great No coffee maker or microwave. Parking garage is a nightmare.

So much mold in the rooms. They charge a 40$ daily resort fee and the lady who checked me in said housekeeping comes every other day and on the 3rd day I called because no one had came and another lady said they don’t come until the 4th day. She also said the only come to make the bed. NOT ONCE DID SOMEONE COME TO MY ROOM TO SERVICE IT. There’s also so much mold in the rooms and the ac blows humid air. The parking garage is so narrow it is a hassle to even park ON TOO OF 45$ a day for parking.

This was our 2nd time staying there. Never had any problems until now. We were there for 3 nights. The property is pretty old as our first time staying there was in 2011. This time it showed its age. Water leak in our room on our 2nd night forced us to change rooms in the middle of the night. This after being charged an "upgrade" fee for wanting to share a bed with my husband (they originally gave us 2 twin beds). The parking lot was scary and narrow. We were afraid of damaging our rental going in and out the lot. The smell in the hall way was like a wet carpet. The location wasn't so bad as it was in the middle of waikiki, 2 blocks from the beach but with so many buildings surrounding us, you couldn't see pass another buildings roof. No ocean view at all. Staff was nice, small balcony, small bathroom, decent but over priced for what you get.

there were a couple of issues that really affected my stay. I understand that the hotel is pet-friendly, which I have absolutely no problem with, but during my first night there was a dog in the room next to mine that barked for a long time, both during the afternoon and at night. I'm not sure if the dog had been left alone or what the situation was, but because our rooms had a connecting door, the barking was extremely loud and disruptive. I originally wasn't planning to stay a second night, but I decided to extend my stay. Unfortunately, the second morning brought a different and much more stressful situation. At around 8:00 a.m., I was suddenly awakened by a fire alarm while staying on the 15th floor with a one-year-old baby. We immediately jumped out of bed and rushed downstairs because I didn't want to waste any time in case there was a real emergency. My first language is Spanish, and the emergency announcement was in English. In such a stressful situation, I couldn't fully understand what was being communicated. Being on the 15th floor with a baby and not knowing exactly what was happening was honestly frightening. I strongly believe that emergency announcements, especially something as serious as a fire alarm, should be communicated in multiple languages, or at the very least in both English and Spanish. In an emergency, being able to clearly understand instructions can be extremely important. I want to emphasize that the staff was very kind, attentive, and helpfu

Good location. Staff was friendly. Room was also clean.

Because I was not told about amenities fee's tell I check in.

The room was clean and the bed was super comfortable! I only wish microwaves were in the room. But overall the staff was really nice and hopefully we can return again!

The staff was so helpful and nice!

Perfect location